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Inflation and financial fears and lackluster guidance from Adobe gave investors plenty of reason to sell on Tuesday.
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Tech stocks were strong Monday, but Adobe's results left a little room for disappointment.
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With business deals in place, small startup with a lofty mission now looks to monetize the "long tail."
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In the aftermath of its failed bid for Yahoo, analysts say Microsoft needs to quit obsessing over what might have been and get on with business.
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Web 2.0 dominates, but it's not the only game in town.
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Tame inflation data and Yahoo intrigue were reason enough for investors to buy stocks on Friday.
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Amid some positive data points, stock market bulls are making a stand here.
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Just having the most subscribers won't keep Verizon Wireless ahead of AT&T.
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Four months after Microsoft's bombshell bid, Yahoo says that talks of an acquisition of any sort are off the table.
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Executive at Big Blue declares that green IT won't be a matter of choice for long.
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The latest in the Microsoft-Yahoo saga and more troubles at Lehman Brothers undid a promising rally Thursday.
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Stagflation fears and a weak outlook for chip sales sent stocks plunging once again on Wednesday.
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War of words continues between embattled Web pioneer and activist investor Icahn.
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Social media advertising and direct marketing might mix after all.
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A look at the headlines suggests better times may lie ahead.
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Settlement lifts cloud of doubt but there are still some patent issues outstanding for the Linux leader
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AOL pioneer Ted Leonsis offers his take on what's working for marketers and what's not on the new media frontier.
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A cautious outlook from Texas Instruments weighed on the tech sector Tuesday, while Apple's 3G iPhone moved a few stocks.
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After outperforming for more than a month, the technology sector fell out of favor with Wall Street on Monday.
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While the vendors and their customers benefit, it could be a negative force for the industry and future wireless innovation.
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